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25.01.2022 AWARENESS Awareness is especially important to people who are living with disabilities. Awareness promotes knowledge, understanding, reduces stigmas and promotes positive change within our society. This enhances the quality of life for people who live with visible and invisible disabilities. What is Awareness?... 'What is the meaning of awareness in English? knowledge that something exists or understanding of a situation or subject at the present time based on information or experience: Public awareness of the problem will make politicians take it seriously'. October is Awareness Month for; 1-31 Dogtober Assistance Dogs Australia 1-31 Polio Awareness Month Polio Australia 1 World Cerebral Palsy Day 4-11 National Amputee Awareness Week Amputee Association of NSW 4-16 Down Syndrome Awareness Week Down Syndrome Australia 9-15 Haemophilia Awareness Week Haemophilia Foundation Australia 9 World Sight Day Vision 2020 Australia 15-21 National Week of Deaf People Deaf Australia 12 International Arthritis Day Arthritis Victoria 21 Loud Shirt Day Hear and Say Centre 20 World Osteoporosis Day International Osteoporosis Foundation (IOF) 30 Great Strides Day Cystic Fibrosis Australia

24.01.2022 Have you heard the news? National Developmental Educators Week is back on!! The DEAI is excited to be relaunching the 4th National Developmental Educato...rs Week. We invite you to join with the DEAI, fellow Developmental Educators, disability studies students, work colleagues, and other interested parties to celebrate the Developmental Educator profession from 7 - 11 December 2020. Our new dates fall on the same week that celebrates Human Rights Day. The United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on 10 December in 1948. As such, Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December. The UDHR is one of UN’s major achievements as well as the first enunciation of human rights across the world. It is the most translated document around the globe available in over 500 languages. We invite you to visit the DEAI website to explore our updated promotional materials and human rights resources: https://www.deai.com.au//national-developmental-educators- #nationaldeweek2020 #DEAI #developmentaleducatorsaustraliainc #developmentaleducator #developmentaleducation

23.01.2022 Developmental Educators are multi-disciplinary disability specialists with expertise in fostering the skills, independence and quality of life of individuals with developmental and/or acquired disabilities.

23.01.2022 This year we are fortunate to be celebrating #NationalDEWeek2020 and Human Rights Day within the same week. Developmental Educators (DEs) work from a human rig...hts framework, which underpins our practice and service approaches. We adopt a holistic, strengths-based and person centred approach. Our goal is to empower people with disabilities to achieve social inclusion within the community and to maximise their quality of life through skills development. The United Nations General Assembly adopted the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on 10 December in 1948. As such, Human Rights Day is observed every year on 10 December. The UDHR is one of UN’s major achievements as well as the first enunciation of human rights across the world. It is the most translated document around the globe available in over 500 languages. This year’s theme is ‘Recover Better - Stand Up for Human Rights’. Human rights protect everyone, including people with disability. The United Nations adopted the Convention on the Rights of People with Disabilities (the UN Disability Convention/UNCRPD) in 2006 when it was recognised that people with disability are often overlooked in human rights discussions. Australia committed to protect and respect the rights in the Convention in 2008. The UN Disability Convention sets out how human rights and freedoms apply to people with disability, including the right to: have the same access as everyone else to the physical environment, transport, information and communications, and other facilities and services live independently and be included in the community equal opportunity and inclusion in education the highest attainable standard of health and access to health and rehabilitation services effective measures to ensure the equal right of people with disability to work, including support for reasonable adjustments to be made to the work environment an adequate standard of living, including access to housing and to assistance with disability expenses where necessary equal recognition before the law and access to justice respect for privacy and family relationships be free from cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment freedom of movement and personal mobility. DEAI members can access a range of Human Rights resources from the members page on the DEAI website www.deai.com.au/human-rights-resources Visit the UN’s website for more information on Human Rights Day 2020 and stay tuned for our Human Rights posts tomorrow! UN website https://www.un.org/en/observances/human-rights-day #NationalDEWeek2020 #DEAI #developmentaleducator #developmentaleducation #Standup4humanrights #HumanRightsDay

22.01.2022 CPM is celebrating #nationaldeweek2020

22.01.2022 I am happy to announce that CPM can now resume face to face meetings. I will wear a mask, sanitise my hands regularly and social distance when meeting face to face. Keep safe everyone. #staysafe #creatingpreciousmoments #beyourself #developmentaleducator

22.01.2022 Creating Precious Moments is now open full time for business. Providing Developmental Educator and Disability Services Nationally.

21.01.2022 Whyalla in August. Looking forward to visiting Whyalla again soon for Whyalla in September.

21.01.2022 #beyourself #ability #creatingpreciousmoments

21.01.2022 Welcome to Creating Precious Moments. CPM is now open for business. I can not be any happier than I am now to officially open CPM on 12/08/2020 while I am visiting Whyalla. ... Whyalla is the place my journey began. At the age of 13 yrs I was diagnosed with my 1st disability, Scoliosis. During my journey of travelling from Whyalla to the Flinders Medical Centre for countless examinations from specialists, x rays, cast fittings at Regency Park and wearing a brace 23 hrs a day I became determined to assist and support others who are living with disabilities. At 19 I began my career in Nursing, Special Education and the Disability Sector. I now begin another journey with CPM to achieve my goal of assisting others with "achieving life goals while celebrating life". Thank you everyone for your continue support and encouragement. Kind Regards Helena Hewish

20.01.2022 If they can’t learn the way we teach, we teach the way they learn. Dr O. Ivar Lovaas of the Lovaas Institute

19.01.2022 October 1-31 Polio Awareness Month Polio Australia. Polio is common in Australia https://www.polioaustralia.org.au/

18.01.2022 The Australian Human Rights Commission has made guidelines to protect the rights of people with disability during Covid 19.

16.01.2022 Awareness to Dogtober - Assistance Dogs. I love Assistance Dogs!

14.01.2022 #beyourself#beyourself

13.01.2022 During #NationalDEWeek2020 share the ‘Find a Developmental Educator’ website page to help others learn how they can find a DE! The DEAI lists Developmental Educ...ators, who are engaged as sole practitioners or who work for an agency, on the DEAI website as requested. This register was developed to assist NDIS Participants, families and other professionals to find the services of Developmental Educators. There are listings for most states in Australia and the list is steadily growing. Families, Planners, LACs and Support Coordinators often use this list to find a DE! Link to page: http://www.deai.com.au/developmental-educators-with-registe If you are a DE, or your business provides developmental education services, and you would like to be added to this list, please complete this online form: https://www.deai.com.au/find-a-developmental-educator-appli Image description: white background with words ‘FIND A DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATOR! middle and centre of the image in black font. Website link features underneath in smaller black font in lowercase letters. Image includes light and darker shaded green shapes in the 4 corners.

13.01.2022 Happy New Year. 'Find a group of people who challenge and inspire you; spend a lot of time with them, and it will change your life'. Amy Poehler... Creating Precious Moments CPM are currently taking expression of interest for 'CPM friendship connect' a service where people are connected to others to make friends, participate in activities, outings and events. To register your interest in joining CPM friendship connect Contact us by Phone 0412325448, email [email protected] Facebook Creating Precious Moments with the following details; Name age phone number email Address Interests CPM are striving to bridge the gap of isolation for young adults. Thank you Helena Hewish The Flinders University of South Australia BA Applied Science (Disability Studies)

12.01.2022 This week Creating Precious Moments participated in training to ensure continuous improvement and quality service delivery. Child Protection is everyone's business. See link for the National Framework for Protecting Australia’s Children 20092020... https://www.dss.gov.au//doc/child_protection_framework.pdf See more

09.01.2022 Stay Safe CPM will not be available for face to face appointments until further notice due to SA lock down. CPM DE appointments from 19/11/20 will only be available via telephone and zoom until further notice.

04.01.2022 https://www.esafety.gov.au/educa/training-for-professionals

04.01.2022 Awareness on Domestic violence against men.

03.01.2022 Creating Precious Moments is a full member of Developmental Educators Australia Inc. Developmental Educators Australia Inc (DEAI) is the professional association representing the unique, diverse and dynamic profession of Developmental Education. Developmental Educators are multi-disciplinary disability specialists, having completed a disability specific tertiary degree. As allied health professionals, Developmental Educators, also known as DE’s, occupy roles in a variety of disability, human service, mental health, and educational settings, in the State and Federal Government, and non-government sectors. For more information about Developmental Educators, https://www.deai.com.au/ab/what-is-a-developmental-educator

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